HomeMy WebLinkAbout04 - Capital Program Update - PowerPoint 1 (Staff)January 31, 2015
Agenda Item No. 04
Capital Improvement Program
City Council Goal Setting Session
January 31, 2015
Capital Improvement Program
► Sets Priorities and Appropriates Funds
► Provides a Basis for Project Planning and Identifies Potential
Conflicts
► Develops and Constructs Identified Public Improvements
► Addresses Significant Maintenance Projects
► Responds to Changing Priorities and Conditions
(which evolve — thus so does the CIP)
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So How are Projects Selected for the CIP?
Identified by Council, Community or Staff
Developed to Support Council Goals, Objectives, Priorities
City Master Plans such as:
Facilities Financing Plan
Pavement Management Plan
Bicycle Master Plan
Tidelands Capital Plan
Water Master Plan
➢ Sewer Master Plan
➢ Street Light Master Plan
Required by Federal, State or Legal Action
Prior City Council Goals, Priorities
Neighborhood Revitalization:
/ Rehabilitate Aging Public Infrastructure
/ Rehabilitate /Replace Existing Public Facilities
/ Install New or Improved Landscaping
/ Encourage Private Redevelopment
/ Building /Improving Parks & Recreational Facilities
/ Overhead Utility Undergrounding
Prior City Council Goals, Priorities
Improve Vehicle, Bicycle & Pedestrian Flow & Safety Citywide:
/ Develop Citywide Bicycle Master Plan and Implement
Identified Projects & Programs
/ Modernize and Synchronize Citywide Traffic Signal System
/ Address Transportation System Restrictions & Choke Points
/ Improve Citywide Pavement Condition to Average 80 PCI
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Prior City Council Goals, Priorities
Tidelands Management:
/ Improve Boating and Visitor - Supporting Facilities and
Services
/ Repairs /Maintains Beaches, Piers, Bulkheads and Seawalls
/ Harbor Dredging
/ Develop 5 Year Tideland Fund Capital Planning Document
/ Improve Water Quality
Planning Documents
/ General Plan & Circulation Element
/ Pavement Management Program
/ Bicycle Master Plan
/ Water Master Plan
/ Sewer Master Plan
/ Street Light Master Plan
/ Facilities Financing Plan
/ Facilities Maintenance Plan
/ Master Plan of Drainage
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/ 5 Year Tideland Capital Plan
/ Traffic Signal Modernization & Rehabilitation Plan
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How is Infrastructure Funded?
➢ City General Fund
➢ State Gas Tax
➢ County Measure M %C sales tax
➢ Tidelands Revenue
➢
Matching
Grants
(Federal &
State)
➢
AQMD Clean Air
Subvention
Funds
➢ Federal CDBG
➢ Developer Fees (Drainage Fees,
Traffic Impact Fees, Park Acquisition,
etc.)
➢
Sewer
Utility
Fee
➢
Water
Utility
Fee
➢ Redevelopment
➢ Parking Revenues
➢ Grants
➢ Other
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CIP Funding History
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
CIP Baseline General Fund Contribution
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$-
FY08 FY09 FYI FYI FY12 FY13 FYI FYI
Fiscal Year
12
Projects Currently in Construction
/ Marina Park Project - Buildings and Site Development
/ Sunset View Park
/ Arterial Paving — Campus Drive, San Miguel and San Joaquin Hills
/ Corona del Mar Concrete Street Replacements — (Phase 1) Ocean Blvd:
Marguerite to Goldenrod, Marguerite - Ocean to PCH
/ Harbor Piers and Ocean Pier Maintenance Projects
/ Big Canyon Reservoir Auxiliary Maintenance Yard Project
/ 14 -15 Streetlight Improvement Project (Westcliff area)
/ Bristol Street Traffic Signal Modernization
/ Traffic Signal System Rehabilitation
/ Annual Sidewalk Curb & Gutter Replacement Project (Corona del Mar)
/ Back Bay Drive Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project
/ Storm Drain Trash and Debris Interceptor Projects
/ Bay Ave Pavement Reconstruction (8t" to 7t" and Island Ave to Palm St)
/ West Coast Highway Trunk Sewer Replacement (Orange County Sanitation District)
Projects Nearing Construction
/ Back Bay View Park Maintenance Restoration
/ Marina Park Project — Docks
/ Back Bay Drive Slurry Seal and Striping
/ East Coast Highway Signal Rehabilitation (Irvine Terrace to Newport Coast Drive)
/ Bonita Creek Park Synthetic Turf
/ CDM Pocket Park (Jasmine Ave)
/ Dover Drive /Westcliff Drive Street /Median Rehabilitation
/ Irvine Avenue Pavement & Median Rehabilitation - Monte Vista to Mesa Drive
/ Newport Blvd Water Main Rehabilitation
/ Big Canyon Wash Restoration (RRMP)
/ Facilities Maintenance Master Plan Program Improvements
/ Traffic Signal Modernization Phase 8 — San Miguel, Jamboree, Birch, Bayview
/ Corona Del Mar Entry Improvements
/ Little Corona Water Quality Infiltration Project
Projects on the Near Horizon
/ West Coast Highway Landscaping
/ Park Avenue Bridge over Grand Canal Replacement
/ Santa Ana Delhi Regional Water Quality Project
/ 15th Street /Balboa Blvd. Street Reconstruction
/ Corona del
Mar Concrete St Replacement
— (Ph.
2) Ocean Blvd —
Carnation to
Goldenrod,
Ocean - Marguerite to Poppy,
Poppy
— Coast Hwy to
Marguerite
/ MacArthur Blvd Slope Landscaping (Gap Location)
/ Cameo Shores Neighborhood Residential Paving
/ Balboa Village Entry Arch Sign
1 Newport Blvd /32nd Street Improvements
/ Fire Station
No.
5 / Library Replacement (Corona del Mar)
/ MacArthur
Blvd
Arterial Pavement Rehabilitation
Projects a Little Further Out
/ Balboa Blvd Utility Undergrounding (Rule 20 A)
/ Resident Sponsored Undergrounding District Projects (Rule 20B)
➢ Newport Heights
➢ Corona del Mar (2)
➢ Balboa Peninsula (3)
➢ Balboa Island (TBD)
/ Semeniuk Slough Dredging
/ Lido Fire Station No. 2 Replacement
/ West Coast Hwy and Old Newport Blvd Widening
/ Bayside Drive /Harbor Island /Avocado Ave Pavement Rehabilitation
/ Newport Heights Alley Reconstruction
/ Balboa Island Seawalls
/ Dolphin and Tamura Shallow Wells Rehabilitation
Projects on the Distant Horizon
1 West Newport Community Center
/ Possible City Yard Consolidation
/ Newport Pier Building Replacement
/ Balboa Village CAP Recommendations
/ Pedestrian /Bicycle Bridges at Superior & PCH
/ Big Canyon Water Quality and Habitat Restoration
/ More Balboa Boulevard Landscaping
/ Another Dog Park
/ Mariner's Mile
/ Lower Castaways Park
/ Balboa Village (Theater) Fine Arts Center
Major Projects and Study Efforts Currently in the
Works that require Further Council Direction
and /or Funding Commitments
But First:
•
Quick Overview of the Facility Financing Plan
Review Handout
Quick Review 2011 Neighborhood Revitalization Committee
• Balboa Village Advisory Committee
• West Newport Beach Citizens Advisory Panel
• Via Lido Marina Village /City Hall Site Citizens Advisory Panel
• Corona Del Mar Entry at MacArthur Blvd
• Santa Ana Heights Citizen Advisory
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FFP PROJECT PLANNING
Y FY FV Net
YR Curtest Rep[ Est$ Curerrt e: Useful Years to Cost Est. Project Design5tart Comst Start Cost Est@ Private Proposed
ProlNO Fumtion Prolett Butt 50 Ft SO Ft /SR 2015 life Start Date Estimate Year Year 2.5 %Cxowth Comilitions Cost
1
Gan Gw
Civic Center
2013
100,000
100,000
675
2
60
58
Jun-13
67,500,000
2070
2073
-
-
4
Gen Gov
Council Chambers
2013
29,000
29,000
675
2
60
58
Jun-13
19,95,000
2070
2073
-
-
41
Gan GOV
Ovic Center Parking Structure
2013
0.50
450
16,000
2
ED
58
Jun-n
7 000
2070
2073
2
Police
Police Station at Corporate Yard
1973
48,000
60,000
675
42
50
8
N/A
40,500,000
2021
2023
49,345,317
49,345,317
39
Municipal Operations
U88Nes /Corporate Yard Merge
138,185
••
50
1
IW12
10,000,000
2115
2016
30,250,000
10,750,000
40
Municipal O ermlons
Big Unyon Aux Yard
2015
9000
9000
550
0
50
51
Ma 12
1400,000
2062
2065
3
Fire
FSI - Peninsula &Ubrary
1962
3,423
$000
675
53
50
5
Mar -14
5,400CC1D
2017
2020
6,109,604
6,109,604
5
fire
FS2 -Lido
1952
9,953
10,000
675
63
50
1
Mar -14
6,750,000
2015
2016
6,918,750
6,918,750
6
Fire
F53 -Santa Barbara
1971
13,605
6,500
675
M
50
10
Mar -14
4,387,500
2022
2025
5,616,371
5,616,371
7
Fire
FS4- Balboa Island
1994
4,597
4,400
675
21
50
29
Mar -14
2,970,000
2041
2044
6,077,830
6,077,830
8
Fire
FS5- CDM8, Ubmry
1950
Z495
8,000
675
65
50
0
Mar -14
6,024,250
2015
2015
6,024,250
6,024,250
9
Fire
F56- Marirers(apparatus bay only)
1957
2,926
1,500
675
58
50
1
Mar -14
1,012,500
2016
2016
1,037,813
1,037,813
10
Fire
FS7 -SAM
2007
11,027
6,500
675
8
50
42
Mar -14
4,387,500
2054
2057
12,377,116
12,377,116
11
Fire
F58 -NPL Coast
1995
11,027
4027
675
20
50
30
Mar -14
7;443,225
2042
2045
15,612,667
15AIZ667
12
Fire
Lifeguard HQ Replacement
6,10
7,725
675
25
49
Mar -14
5,214,375
2061
2064
17,485,243
17,485,243
13
Fire
Newpor0r. Guard Building
0
50
5
Mar -14
1,200,000
2017
2020
1,357,690
1,357,690
15
Ubrary
Ubrary- Balboa
1962
5,566
5,000
550
53
50
47
Jar-12
-
2059
2062
-
-
16
Library
UbmrydOM
1958
4,323
4,000
550
57
50
47
Jan-12
-
2059
2062
-
-
17
Library
Library- Manners
2006
15,305
15,305
550
9
50
41
Jar-U
6,845,355
W53
2056
18,839,721
18.839,721
18
Library
Ubra ntral
1997
50,930
65,000
550
18
50
37
lan12
35,750,000
2069
2052
89,137,216
89,137,216
19
Ra Facility
Marina Park Girl Scout House(tas Arenas Park)
1956
4,200
4,000
550
59
50
1
Jan12
2,20,000
2011
2016
2,255,000
2,255,000
-
20
Rec Facility
Marina Park
2015
22,000
550
0
50
-1
jam-2
39,500,000
21111
2014
38,536,50
381536585
21
Rec Facility
Newport Coast Ctr
2007
16,865
16,865
550
8
50
42
Jarti12
9,275 ,750
2054
2057
26,166,846
26,166,846
22
Rec Facility
Newport Thearter Arts Carter
1973
8,062
12,000
550
42
50
15
Jan-12
6,600,000
2127
2030
9,558,768
4,779,384
4,779,384
23
Rec Facility
OASIS Sr. Or
2010
36,467
43,232
550
5
60
45
Janvu
23,77/,600
2057
2050
72,234,049
72,234,049
24
Rec Facility
Sweet Ridge
2014
595,465
NA
1
50
-1
Jan-12
8,SOQ000
2114
2014
8,294683
8,292,683
25
Rec Facility
Sunset Yew Park
0
NA
••
m
4
Mar -14
500,000
2015
2019
551,906
551,906
26
Rec Facility
Wert Newport Comm Ctr (Ind pool)
2017
11,980
25,000
550
-2
50
3
Jan-12
16,000,000
2015
2018
17,230,250
17,230,250
27
Ra Facility
Pedestrian Bridge at SUpenor /PCH
2017
-2
3
Mar -14
10,000,000
2015
2018
10,768,906
5,000,000
5,768,906
29
Rec Facility
Bonita Creek - ArftfKW Turf
2015
160,000
NA
12
0
IS
0
Jan-2
2,000,000
2014
2015
4000000
4000,000
31
Rec Facility
Lower Castaways
2019
174,000
NA
A
m
4
Mar -14
3,500,000
2015
2019
3,863,345
3,863,345
33
Rec Facility
Community Youth Cemer (CYC) -Gram 4bwald
1988
5,146
5,146
550
27
SD
17
Jan12
2,830,300
2029
2032
4,3D6,636
4,306,636
34
Rec Facility
Caroll Beek Center
1980
1,555
L555
550
35
50
18
Jan-U
855,250
W30
2033
1,333,898
1,333,898
35
Rec Facility
Bonita Creek Community Ur.
1988
2,876
4876
550
27
50
23
Jan-12
1,591AW
2135
2038
4791,261
2,791,261
36
Rec Facility
Cliff Curve Community ROOm
1960
750
750
550
55
50
21
Jan-U
412,500
2033
2036
692,828
692,828
37
Rec Facility
Girls& Boys Club (East Bluff Park)
1965
11,800
11,80D
550
50
50
5
Jam-12
6,490,000
2117
2020
7,347839
7,342,839
-
38
Rec Facility
Lawn Bowling Facility (San Joaquin Hills Park)
1974
7750
7750
550
41
50
24
Mar -14
1,512,500
MW
2039
7T35,698
2,735,698
43
Rec Facility
Balboa Fine Arts Center
6 ,500
650
0
50
0
Cli
4,225,000
2015
2015
4,225,000
4,225,000
42
1 Neighborhood Enhancement
BVAC Master PlanProects
0
3,500,000
2015
2015
3,500,000
3,500,000
381,128,604 468,884,287 448,149,373
20
City Council Perspectives Needed
Capital Improvement Program - Major Projects Needing Further Council Direction andlor Funding Committment
protect
No.
Name
Current Cost
Estimate
Current Project
Stage
Amount
Invested to
Date*
Additiona
Funds
Required
Planned Funding Source
Direction
1
West Coast Highway Landscape Rehabilitation
S 4,000,000
50% Design
S
412.688
$ 3,500,000
General Fund
•D
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013
2
Balboa Island Seawall Retrabilita tion
SM -$7gmi
Finalizing Design
$
222.&M
320- $70mil
Tidelands
013
13
0 o
Scope
3
CdM Entryway Improvement Project
$ 470,000
10% Design
S
58,100
$ 410,000
CdM BID, General Fund
013
❑
iO
4
Semeniuk Slough Dredging
$ 1,0110,000
207. Design
$
243296
In Current Budget
Tidelands
OE3
❑
00
5
15th St Rehabilitation l Balboa Blvd Landscape Improvements )12th St to 21st Stj
S 4,000,000
Ready for Concept
$
715.979
S 4,000,000
50% Gas Tax. 59% GF
913
❑
813
Review 8 Approval
6
Corona del Mar Fire Station No 51 Library Replacement
$ 6,750.000
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$
2.500
S 8,759,0951
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Lido Fire Station No 2 Replacement
3 6,750,000
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$
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Balboa Village CAP Improvements
$ 3,728,000
Concept Approved
$
392,750
S 3,520,000
Facility Financing Plan
413
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Balboa Village Fapade Improvements
$ 220,000
Concept Approved
S 220,000
013
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Balboa Village Stieelscape
$ 3,000,000
Concept Approved
S 3,0116,099
613
❑
80
Balboa Village Way4rding Signage
$ 570,000
Concept Approved
$ 370,000
11,13
❑
013
9
Newport Pier Building
S 2,720,000
Need ldentfied
S
25.090
$ 2,729,1196
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913
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$ 1,50(',000
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$
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$ 1.250,000
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$
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$
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NA
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$
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16013
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Balboa Village Fine Arts Center
$ 5,800,000
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$
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$ 5,800,000
Facility Financing Plan
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S 5,500000
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NA
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$
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Future Dog Park IAppram 1 -2 acres in size - Land cost not included)
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Big Canyon Water quality & Restoration Wetlands
$ 3067,169
RRMP Planning
$
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$ 74,389
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$ 10,1190,000
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West Newport Community Center
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• Total Estimated Project Cost:
• Invested to Date: $412,868
$4,000,000
• Funding Required: $3,500,000
Balboa Island Seawall Rehabilitation
Balboa Island Seawall Rehabilitation
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This Project is from the April 2011 Island Seawall Study
• Total Estimated Project Cost: $20 to $70 million
• Invested to Date: $222,800
• Funding Required: TBD
Corona del Mar Entryway Improvements
This Project is from the Neighborhood Revitalization Committee
and Supported by CdM BID
• Current Total Project Cost Estimate $470,000
• Invested to Date: $56,100
• Funding Required: $410,000
Semeniuk Slough Dredging
This Project Requested by Newport Shores HOA and Residents
• Total Estimated Project Cost: $1,000,000 (10,000CY)
• Invested to Date: $243,296
• Funding Required: $750,000
151" Street /Balboa Blvd. Rehabilitation
121h Street to 20th Street
This Project is from Pavement Management Plan and West
Newport Revitalization Efforts
Replace Pavement and Improve Circulation and Parking
Add and Enhance Landscaping
Complement Marina Park Improvements
Replace Deteriorated Traffic Signal
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15t" Street /Balboa Blvd. Rehabilitation
121" Street to 201" Street
• Total Estimated Project Cost: $4,100,000
• Invested to Date: $76,970
• Funding Required: $4,025,000
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This Project is from the Facility Financing Plan
• Total Estimated Project Cost: $6,750,000
• Invested to Date: $2,500
• Funding Required: $6,750,000
• Ready to Award Concept Development &
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❑ Total Estimated Project Cost: $6,750,000 (excludes property)
❑ Invested to Date: $0
Balboa Village C.A.P. Improvements
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Balboa Village C.A.P. Improvements
Proposed Project
Balboa Village Fagade Improvements
Balboa Village Streetscape
Balboa Village Way- finding Signage
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Funding
Required m
REPLACE
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$220,000
SIGN
$3,000,000
$500,000
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Amenities & Bike Racks
BALROAVILLAGE BIKE RACK
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Identified by Balboa Village Citizens Advisory Panel
;(Recently Included Facility Finance Plan
❑ Total Estimated Cost to Complete: $3,720,000
❑ Invested to Date: $392,750
Newport Pier Building Rehabilitation
Current Status is Vacant and Not Rentable /Operational
LJ Completed a RISK Assessment Report to Identify
Deficiencies in the Building
It Engaged GRC Assoc. to Survey Piers in California and
Determined Highest & Best Use is for a Restaurant
& / Issued an RFP and Interviewed 6 Potential Tenants
Newport Pier Building Rehabilitation
Assessment of Existing Building and Systems Identified
Major Utility, Accessibility, and Remodel Work is
Required.
Extensive Dry Rot and Termite Damage
Extensive Water Damage
HVAC non - operation
Electrical non - compliant
ADA Access is non - compliant
Kitchen is non - functional
Newport Pier Building Rehabilitation
❑ Will Require Coastal Commission Permit
❑ Need to Replace Piles /Support Structure and Supporting
Utilities Prior to New Building Construction
❑ Invested to Date: $50,000
Project Phase
Pier Piles /Deck Rehabilitation and Support Utilities
(City)
New Building Shell (City)
Tenant Improvements (by Future Tenant)
❑ Total Estimated Cost to Complete: $2,720,000
Estimated Cost
$1,500,000
$1,250,000
$750,000
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Mariners' Mile - Highway Configuration and
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This Project was Proposed as Neighborhood Revitalization.
Requested by Residents wanting Traffic Congestion Relief and
Mariners Mile Business Association.
' OCTA Currently on Regional Pacific Coast Highway
Transportation Corridor Study with all OC Coastal Cities.
Mariners' Mile - Highway Configuration and
Land Use Review
Mariners' Mile
Congress for New Urbanism Charrette Report
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Charrette in October 2014
Alfemative 2
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Aron Street Ertens7on
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Invested to Date: $24, 800
❑ Total Estimated Project Cost: $TBD
Aron Street Intersection
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Balboa Village Fine Arts Center
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City Purchased Theater Property in 1988 for $480,000
LY Project Included in Facility Finance Plan
Supported by Balboa Village Citizens Advisory Panel
Balboa Village Fine Arts Center
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LI Invested to Date for Concept: $20,000
❑ Estimated Cost to Complete: $5,800,000 1 `
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WATERFRONT & EVENT LAWN
❑ Current Total Project Cost Estimate: $5,500,000
❑ Invested to Date: $38,755
❑ Funding Required: $5,450,000
Superior Avenue &Pacific Coast Highway
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® Improves Level of Service and Safety of Intersection
IJ' Identified in OCTA PCH Study as Devised Improvement
L� Connects New Sunset Ridge Park to Parking Lot
l� Current Budget $300,000
❑ Invested to Date: $5,000
❑ Estimated Budget to Complete: TBD
Future Dog Park(s)
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PBR Commission Currently Studying Possible Locations
❑ Invested to Date: $0
❑ Funding Required: $825,000 to $1,600,000
(1 -2 Acres, excludes land cost)
Big Canyon Water Quality Improvements
and Habitat Restoration
Big Canyon Water Quality Improvements
and Habitat Restoration
❑ On -Going Multi -Phase Effort
❑ Current Budget: $3,067,169
❑ Funding Required: $?
❑ Invested to Date: $436,795
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Newport Boulevard Landscaping
(21St to 30t" Street)
1( Identified by Balboa Village Citizens Advisory Panel
❑ Total Estimated Cost to Complete: $900,000
❑ Invested to Date: $0
Balboa Blvd. Landscape Improvements
(Medina Way to 12th Street)
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LJ Identified by Balboa Village Citizens Advisory Panel
❑ Total Estimated Cost to Complete: $1,200,000
❑ Invested to Date: $0
Corona Del Mar
Traffic By -Pass
❑ Total Estimated Cost
to Complete: $TBD
❑ Invested to Date: $0
West Newport Facilities Plan
City Yard Consolidation & Community Center
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Why Consolidate City Yards?
• Less space needed - a smaller team of highly skilled and
dedicated professionals that can provide essential services and
manage contract services (FY 08/09, 173.25 FTE; FY 14/15, 114.5 FTE);
• Centralized staff - more flexible and highly adaptable while
continuing to deliver high quality services to the community;
• Shared equipment opportunities
• Improved coordination of daily & emergency operations
• Opportunity to refresh or replace older infrastructure (Utility
yard built in 1970's; Corp Yard built in 1982);
• Energy savings through design (HVAC, Lighting, electrical,
solar ?)
• New and modern yard will help ensure programs and services
are cost - effective and competitive with similar agencies or the
private sector, while maintaining quality services to the
community
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Interim Options
• Interim Plan A — Expand /Remodel Admin Bldg. & Shops
• Estimated cost, $10 million
• Less efficiencies
• Parking will be a problem
• Defers future replacement (est. facilities 33 yrs. & older)
• Interim Plan B — Move portion of Utilities yard personnel &
Equipment to enable West Newport Community Center to be
built
• Estimated cost; TBD
• Maintains two separate yards; no staff, equipment & efficiency savings
• Defers future replacement
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West Newport Community Center
• The existing West Newport Community Center was built in
1976, 12,000 SF with classrooms and gym.
• Staff investigated locations for a new Community Center and
narrowed to two locations (Superior /PCH & 16th St)
• Workshop at Old City Hall, May 12, 2014 with 112 attendees
• Online @ Connect Newport via Mindmixer.com, 180
participants
• 16th Street site was preferred by the community
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Outdoor Amenities
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Pickleball Courts
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12.2%
Community Garden
21.1%
Other
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Lap Pool
28.0%
Walking Track
w /Fitness Stations
22.7%
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3.3% Lectures
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Gymnastics
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Fitness Center
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Multigenerational Program Opportunities
Indoor Programs:
• Fitness Center (for the 50 + age group and teens with designated hours of use)
• Gymnasium — basketball, volleyball, badminton, indoor soccer, pee wee sports
• Gymnastics room for youth
• Wellness room —yoga, zumba, tai chi, pilates, cardio barre, balance and
mobility, strength , dance
• Flexible Classroom Space for the arts, language, health education etc.
• Indoor rock climbing wall
• Divisible community room for educational and brain fitness classes
Outdoor Programs:
• 4 -6 lane lap pool — lap swimming, water aerobics, swim lessons
• Separate Recreational pool
• 2 -4 outdoor pickleball courts
• Outdoor walking track with outdoor fitness stations
• Community garden area
• Playground
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• Requires approx. 3 acres of existing 6.5 acres
• Total 34,000 SF floor plan
• Gymnasium, 8250 SF
• Multipurpose rooms, 3@ 2500SF
• Gymnastics Room, 2500 SF
• Catering Kitchen, 400 SF
• Fitness Center, 3200 SF
• Restrooms, 1200 SF
• Admin Offices, 1200 SF
• Parking: 82 spaces below, 89 surface spaces; 171 total
• Pools: Dedicated Lap Pool & recreation /activities Pool
• Other Amenities: 3 Pickle Ball Courts, Tot lot, Pool side room
• Deferred : Community Garden & Walking /Fitness Track
• Preliminary Estimated Cost; $25 million "all in"
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City Council Perspectives Needed
Capital Improvement Program - Major Projects Needing Further Council Direction andlor Funding Committment
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No.
Name
Current Cost
Estimate
Current Project
Stage
Amount
Invested to
Date*
Additiona
Funds
Required
Planned Funding Source
Direction
1
West Coast Highway Landscape Rehabilitation
S 4,000,000
50% Design
S
412.688
$ 3,500,000
General Fund
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013
2
Balboa Island Seawall Retrabilita tion
SM -$7gmi
Finalizing Design
$
222.&M
320- $70mil
Tidelands
013
13
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3
CdM Entryway Improvement Project
$ 470,000
10% Design
S
58,100
$ 410,000
CdM BID, General Fund
013
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4
Semeniuk Slough Dredging
$ 1,0110,000
207. Design
$
243296
In Current Budget
Tidelands
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5
15th St Rehabilitation l Balboa Blvd Landscape Improvements )12th St to 21st Stj
S 4,000,000
Ready for Concept
$
715.979
S 4,000,000
50% Gas Tax. 59% GF
913
❑
813
Review 8 Approval
6
Corona del Mar Fire Station No 51 Library Replacement
$ 6,750.000
ReadymAwad
Concept & Design
$
2.500
S 8,759,0951
Facility Financing Plan
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Lido Fire Station No 2 Replacement
3 6,750,000
Need Identified
$
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$ 6,750,000
Facility Financing Plan
110
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Balboa Village CAP Improvements
$ 3,728,000
Concept Approved
$
392,750
S 3,520,000
Facility Financing Plan
413
❑
813
Balboa Village Fapade Improvements
$ 220,000
Concept Approved
S 220,000
013
❑
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Balboa Village Stieelscape
$ 3,000,000
Concept Approved
S 3,0116,099
613
❑
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Balboa Village Way4rding Signage
$ 570,000
Concept Approved
$ 370,000
11,13
❑
013
9
Newport Pier Building
S 2,720,000
Need ldentfied
S
25.090
$ 2,729,1196
Tideland, General Fund
913
❑
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Underlying Pier Rehabilitation & Utilities
$ 1,50(',000
Need Identified
$
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$ 1,500,000
Tidelands
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$ 1.250,000
Use Assessment
$
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S 1259,999
General Fund
to
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Building Tenant Improvements
WA
Need Identified
$
NA
Private Party Lessee
013
❑
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10
Mariners Mile Confguragon and Land Use Review/Study
NA
Some Study.
Reviewing Carulaban
$
24,800
NA
General Fund
16013
❑
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11
Balboa Village Fine Arts Center
$ 5,800,000
Concept
$
20,000
$ 5,800,000
Facility Financing Plan
013
❑
*❑
12
Lower Castaways Park
S 5,500.000
Concept
S
38.755
S 5,500000
Facility Financing Plan
on
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13
Superior Avenuef Coast Highway Pedestrian CrossingsJS unset View Park
NA
Need Identified
$
5,000
NA
Facility Financing Plan
013
❑
90
14
Future Dog Park IAppram 1 -2 acres in size - Land cost not included)
S825K - $1,800K
Need Identified
$
-
$0?5K- 51,609K
General Fund
to
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15
Big Canyon Water quality & Restoration Wetlands
$ 3067,169
RRMP Planning
$
438,795
$ 74,389
Contdhutims, Grants, General
9,13
0
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Fund
18
Newport Blvd. Landscaping Improvements (21st Street to 3Mb Street)
$ 91
Need Identified
$
-
S 700,690
General Fund
910
❑
911
17
Balboa Blvd- Landscape improvements (Medina Way to 12th St)
S 1,200,000
Need Identified
$
-
$ 1,200,000
General Fund
to
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in
18
CrIM Traffic By -Pass
WA
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Corporation Yard.RJ614 Yard Merger
$ 10,1190,000
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$ 19,999090
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West Newport Community Center
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Facility Financing Plan
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